I went there for lunch on its opening day. It was fairly good, much better than that other 'authentic' Mexican place right across the street which is total crap (formerly Sultans, but they just changed their name to something else more mexican sounding this week, I guess to try to keep customers). All they serve are burritos, tacos, and salads. It's nothing even remotely similar to Taco Bell, so I'm not sure what the other person who replied earlier is talking about. The burritos are pretty big and taste ok, nothing ground breaking. They are a tad expensive considering you get absolutely nothing else with it - no sides, prices range from 4.50 to 5.50 if I remember right, depending on what type of Burrito you order. They do have some separate side orders like nachos, but I didn't fully look at that menu, not really all that much. I noticed it was super busy this week still (just opened last Friday) and they really don't have sufficient seating for the lunch crowd. I think the novelty will wear off eventually and it will be a bit more reasonable. I'd go there again but its nothing so special I'd make a special trip to Oakland just to eat there. The lunch buffet at La Fiesta is a much better value and I think is better tasting food overall - although the waitress is the slowest being on the planet and the sole reason I rarely go there. Heidi P. wrote in message news:... > It seems like a "Subway" for burritos. But I haven't eaten there. It's > apparently a franchise. http://www.qdoba.com > http://www.qdobapgh.com > > Heidi
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